I am currently using a Microsoft Lumia 650 with Windows 10 Mobile and I am having issues with implementing a Zxing.Net.Mobile barcode app. The issue is the camera does not appear to be used and I was wondering what could be the issue.
I have tested this same app on a developer version of windows 10 and it worked fine. I have the phone in developer mode as well as set the setting in the camera privacy settings to allow apps to use the camera.
The code that I am using is the same as the Sample Windows Phone Application listed at https://github.com/Redth/ZXing.Net.Mobile/tree/master/Samples/WindowsUniversal/Sample.WindowsUniversal.
If anyone has any experience with this or information on how to fix this issue, I would be greatly appreciative.
Thanks.
EDIT: The exact issue I am getting is that once you select an option to scan, the layout loads up but there is a white background where the cameras' visual should be. Also, the app does not show up in my "Choose apps that can use your camera" in the privacy/camera settings.
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Any advice/ideas/help would be greatly appreciated.
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Paul
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I was hoping to find out WHY this limitation exists and if there was any way around this for you. Unfortunately it appears to be just a limitation that games cannot have lock screen notifications. You would either need to NOT post your game into the Games hub and make it an App, or not have a lock screen notification.
There was no indication that this would be changed in the near future, but I have made them aware of this issue and hopefully they will look into modifying this in a future update.
That's the answer from Dan Reagan, Team Manager, Windows Store Developer Solutions
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Thank you very much in Advance
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It main purpose was augmented reality but its a "vision" library which means you can probably do loads of other vision commands (labelblobs, invert colors etc..)
Link to the library: Here
Samples of its use: Here
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I have some images for every form designed for *480*640* for banner image...
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Adapt Your App (vague overview)
Adaptable Apps For Windows Mobile explains various techniques for supporting dynamic screens
The Mobile Client Software Factory provides a pattern for helping with dynamic screens
Finally, Windows Marketplace for Mobile: Certification Testing, Hopper, and Multiple Screen Support provides some fairly up to date information on the certificate requirements for the WM6 marketplace as they relate to dynamic screens.
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I have never done Windows tablet development. My main concern is what are my options here? I am looking towards a pure managed solution using NET 4 and WPF. Is that possible?
Does Windows 7 tablet fall into a category of mobile development?
Any help is appreciated. I could not find many online resources describing these topics.
Here in this portal you will find some example with WPF and tablets and here with more explanation.